This material has reproducible activities that teach students that an inference is a hint about what a person means without the person actually saying it. Students learn to conclude the meaning suggested rather than stated.

Articulation and Language Materials for Clinicians and Teachers. It’s all in one book - 100 lessons with IEP goals for both articulation and language. Use as an articulation/language program in the classroom or in individual/group therapy.

This comprehensive resource uses children’s favorite books as the context for development and practice of articulation and language skills.

Articulation and Language Activities is a calendar of 365 reproducible activities designed to enhance language skills and encourage articulation carryover.

Articulation and Language Lessons has all the materials needed to teach r, s, z, l and th - 54 reproducible lessons ideal for use by aides as well as clinicians.

Reproducible crossword and word search puzzles - 360 in all - that target 7 different sounds and over 15 language skills. Puzzles I contains 120 puzzles and Puzzles II contains 240 puzzles.

These materials may be used by speech-language pathologists and special education teachers as well as by regular education teachers who have children with auditory processing deficits in their classrooms.

These reproducible activities provide simple and very structured practice to students who have not developed a total understanding of wh question words.

Develop descriptive skills with these 3 folders of reproducible barrier game activities. Several levels of difficulty are included in each folder, ranging from simple to complex verbal descriptions.

This is the first book in a series of phonemic awareness tales that entertain Pre-K through first graders while educating them on early literacy and beginning reading skills.

Nearly 300 illustrations of familiar items are grouped into 25 categories, then presented in two formats: full-color pictures as well as reproducible line drawings. A rich assortment of reproducible activities is provided for each category.

Children start thinking in categories at a very early age. Almost all learned information is remembered in categories and retrieved in categories. That is why it is such an important language skill.

The Complete Preschool Picture Series will help you guide your youngest language learners from first words to literacy!

Reinforce comprehension of conditional directions through interactive therapy techniques. As students take turns, everyone has a chance to listen, observe, evaluate and talk.

If children have difficulty interpreting events and pictures, they are not able to talk about them. These activities help children observe and discuss visual clues that give meaning to pictures.

Help preschool children build essential basic concept vocabulary while developing academic readiness skills. Each of the three folders provides illustrations and instructions for language learning interactions. Designed to natually engage the language-delayed preschool child, each richly illustrated set can be reproduced for home or classroom use.

This exciting collection of theme-related activities and reproducible materials is designed to enhance students' acquisition of language as well as the development of both written and oral expression.

Increase pragmatic, semantic and syntactic skills with these high-use, high-interest language activities. These reproducible activities can go from the therapy session to the classroom or home for extended use, resulting in carryover of important language skills. Plus, this material is a real timesaver - each activity is accompanied by a complete, reproducible lesson plan.

Over 70 worksheets allow students to first practice categorization and use of attributes, and then to apply these skills to the formulation of definitions and descriptions.

More than 150 adjectives and over 130 adverbs are presented in two formats suitable for use with individuals, small groups, whole classes and in learning center activities.

This is an outstanding source of activities for students who have weak skills in processing auditory information that contains rapid subject changes.

This book provides students with an excellent foundation for understanding how subtle similarities and/or differences allow objects, people and animals to be grouped and regrouped into a variety of categories.

These materials give young non or minimally verbal children practice in comprehending sentences and questions. Comprehension skills such as recognition of action words, objects, smaller parts, modifiers, "wh" words, spatial words, inferences and associations are covered.

These reproducible activities develop vocabulary, concepts, and categorization skills fundamental to critical thinking

Using a multisensory approach (listening, looking, touching), these lessons are designed to develop students' comprehension and memory. With this technique, students learn to form mental images of important information that will facilitate later recall.

This material encourages reasoning and logical answers to questions and practice in expressing thoughts in particular situations.

These reproducible lessons offer several types of learning methods to stimulate receptive and expressive language development. The multiple approaches provide a wide variety of activities, ensuring that each student will be successful.

Offering a comprehensive approach to the development of communication skills, these materials provide practice.

Whimsical illustrations and humorous definitions spark students' interest in learning this set of 60 idioms.

Four-part reproducible sequences '40 of them!' each accompanied by a core vocabulary list, extended vocabulary list, discussion activities, and cut-and-match sentence strips. Adaptable to an extensive variety of language goals, the sequenced stories are appropriate for activities ranging from a simple sequencing task through an indepth language unit.

The book illustrates 32 separate events, teaching students to construct interesting, expanded sentences giving descriptive information about people, objects and events.

Full-page posters, with a smaller version in the form of cut-apart cards, permit use with whole classes, small groups and individuals.

This book offers guidelines to help students structure their narratives into clear explanations.

This the second book in the humorous series that teaches phonemic awareness and language skills necessary for reading success.

These reproducible materials provide picture clues to assist students in developing word recall. A variety of activities are presented to facilitate word recall in various situations.

These two sets of reproducible materials teach listening skills, vocabulary and syntax. Six stories are presented in each set. Using interactive teaching methods, story components encourage the give-and-take pattern of normal conversation.

In this book with reproducible materials, students follow directions by locating and naming pictures, practice their target sounds, develop listening skills and essential concepts.

This book encourages students to tell simple narratives. Guided by presentation narratives, picture cues and prompts, students acquire the ability to formulate several types of narratives.

These books of reproducible materials offer an exciting array of activities that target sound production as well as language development.

This book provides a multitude of fun, interesting language activities for the classroom.

This exceptional volume offers a wealth of valuable information for speech-language pathologists who work with preschool or school-age children with language-related disabilities.

Sixteen school-year holidays are presented through stories, story-related questions, language activities, and worksheets.

This material of 120 reproducible short stories is designed to help students listen to detail and sequence of each story and to form a logical conclusion.

Enhance communication within a group setting with this book of 140 interactive language activities. The activities encourage the social skills of listening to others, taking turns, processing the answers of others without commenting, and striving to give accurate answers.

This book presents a very simple, straightforward way of introducing the difficult task of drawing inference. Students are taught to use inference in reasoning or problem solving by identifying and supplying missing information.

Quick, easy and so effective! These reproducible sets of illustrations and activities naturally evoke language and target language structures.

These reproducible lessons strengthen listening skills and offer several methods for encouraging students to respond orally.

Activities for Language Development and /r/ Carryover. Develop speech and language skills with this assortment of reproducible games in 15 different themes (farm, circus, classroom, pets, etc.).

These experience-based activities - 60 in all - teach basic skills as well as simple descriptive language. Activities appropriate for small or large group participation are presented in conjunction with reproducible activity reviews.

Over 140 reproducible language activities specifically developed for the classroom setting. Short activities, medium activities, long activities - they're all here!

This book teaches concepts critical to academis success - across, after, backward, down, middle, top (to name a few). There are three sections of reproducible materials that cover vocabulary associated with numbers, counting, simple math operations, measurement, money, temperature, and more.

This book presents very simple, yet significant vocabulary to young learners before they meet the words in print. Using simple pictures to portray meanings, the vocabulary covers a variety of areas.

Three folder activities boards, three different themes - each accompanied by cut-apart cards containing over 500 questions divided into two difficulty levels.

Over 700 practical, understandable, easy-to-do activities are presented in these monthly calendars.

These reproducible activity pages will help students develop auditory processing and recall of specific information and details.

This material has 36 stories which consist of a students page with illustrations and an instructor's page with story-related questions. There is a review after every four stories as well.

What a terrific way to expand vocabulary skills! Over 150 reproducible lists for use by speech-language pathologists, teachers and parents. This entertaining resource covers nature, sports, food, holidays, seasons, people, places and much more.

Show parents and preschool teachers how to build pragmatics skills through natural conversational interactions.

Reproducible worksheets and activities targeting oral and written language skills with a unique motivational component.

This set of reproducible worksheets provides fun, easy games that will motivate your students to practice their target sounds from the drill level through carryover.

Choose from among 15 different categories, ranging from the familiar (animals, food, clothing) to the less common (containers, fasteners, things that fly). Each category contains 12 illustrations. Use for developing classification skills, enhancing vocabulary acquisition, facilitating memory processes and teaching cognitive, syntactic and pragmatics skills. Also excellent for ESL programs.

Each of 30 opposite pairs is depicted in 3 different contexts, allowing a more complete understanding of the relationship between the two words. The difficulty level ranges from basic opposites (big–little) to higher-level opposites (sharp-dull).

Each regular plural form is represented with a rich assortment of reproducible illustrations already set up for drill and practice. In addition, hard-to-locate irregular plurals are provided and organized for easy teaching and learning. The materials can also be used to teach noun-verb agreement, articulation, number concepts and sentence structure. Excellent for ESL programs as well.

No preparation required! Each reproducible sheet presents 3 people or animals (possessors) and 9 objects (possessions) within a specific context (such as airport, campground, restaurant). Matching the people/animals with their possessions provides practice with possessive word endings and also allows work on other language goals.

Prepositions are presented in 15 different contexts (such as castle, garden, circus, rodeo), with each context illustrating 12 prepositions (in, on, in front of, behind, beside, over, under, between, around, through, toward, away from). Students can compare different prepositions within a specific context or practice a single preposition within several contexts.

These illustrations of 180 verbs can be used "as is" or made into materials for language sessions or home practice. Elicit numerous sentences with each picture - use a singular or plural subject, a variety of direct or indirect objects, different phrases or sentence structures.

This comprehensive collection provides instant access to 188 full-color drawings and the corresponding American Sign Language signs and Mayer Johnson symbols for use while working with young children who need augmentative assistance in developing language and communication.

This unique and exciting program encourages development of language skills starting at the non- or minimally verbal level through enjoyable, talkative play situations.

These reproducible card games and gameboards are the perfect follow-up to Don't Take It So Literally! After students have learned the meanings of the 60 idioms presented in the previous material, they can practice incorporating those idioms into everyday speech.

This book - the companion volume to Auditory Processing Activities - offers an impressive collection of reproducible exercises and worksheets for the development and reinforcement of oral expressive language.

Designed for students who omit final consonants, these reproducible materials allow extensive practice of the following final sounds: P, B, T, D, K , G, F, V, S, Z, TH, SH, CH, J, L, R, M, N.

This book discusses why young children from poverty homes have difficulty learning, and offers concrete suggestions for meeting their language and learning needs.

This set includes familiar, color pictures drawn to appeal to very young children.

These two sets of full-color cards introduce very young children to the concept of events that occur in sequence.

This is an excellent material for teaching narrative or story structure, which is a fundamental aspect of a student's literacy development.

There are 3 colorful card sets that target formulation of simple sentence structures. Preschool Action Words, Preschool Beginning Sentences and Preschool Beginning Spatial Concepts.

This 120-page book of unique problem solving activities allows students to choose solutions to problems and to understand the long-term results of these choices.

These reproducible activities are designed for students who have mastered following very simple auditory directions and now need material that is a little more challenging.

These reproducible activities provide practice in listening, recognizing and repeating a variety of grammatically accurate statements.

Encourage verbal and written expression with these 10 reproducible booklets. Each set of booklet pages consists of 4 to 6 related pictures incorporating several sounds and language structures.

These reproducible activities will help your students make sense out of words, sentences and events as they learn the importance of order.

These 46 reproducible picture sequences – each accompanied by related vocabulary – portray familiar experiences in a whimsical cartoon style. Topics range from simple actions to complex procedures. Students can also practice developing written narratives.

This resource handbook offers 50 practical, effective activities appropriate for individual and small group therapy as well as classroom and home use.

This book contains 100 lessons designed for use in classroom-based service delivery models. Each of the lessons is based on one or more selections of language-rich children’s literature.

Specific techniques for planning, goal setting, future- oriented thinking, initiation of a process, focus and attention to a goal, self-regulation and problem solving are addressed in this book.

This book is directed toward students whose syntax needs remediation or developmental encouragement.

This book offers an exciting collection of reproducible, interactive language activities specifically designed to develop question formulation skills.

This book presents a variety of concepts and reproducible materials dealing with time. Includes "Clock Talk"

This book addresses a story as a whole and also focuses on specific story elements. These materials help students organize narratives into appropriately structured stories.

This remarkable set of reproducible materials will captivate early language learners! Everything they need to know about their home environment is included - rooms, furniture, household items and more.

While talkative and older preschoolers may be able to verbalize their reasoning when answering questions, shy children or children with limited communication skills need to develop this skill. These reproducible activities provide numerous visual clues to assist young children in expressing verbal reasoning skills.

This book provides a multitude of fun, interesting language activities for the classroom.

This set of reproducible webs allows students to organize and sequence experiences, then describe and discuss them using appropriate language structures.